Scott Kehlenbrink
Personal Injury (Litigation)
Arnold, Missouri
Personal Introduction
Scott D. Kehlenbrink is a partner with the firm and is the managing partner of our St. Louis office. He is licensed to practice in Missouri and Illinois. Mr. Kehlenbrink spent 10 years working for large litigation firms in St. Louis, Missouri where he gained extensive courtroom and trial experience litigating critical injury and death cases involving auto accidents, product defects, insurance claims for UM/UIM benefits, dog bites, construction negligence, and premises liability. Mr. Kehlenbrink has represented persons involved in heavy-truck and semi tractor-trailer accidents and even pleasure boating accidents. He is well versed in Missouri and Illinois workers' compensation law and has handled numerous cases for injured workers. Scott has also achieved success in the areas of consumer protection laws involving the sale of goods in Missouri under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act. Clients are drawn to Scott's straightforward, no-nonsense attitude. A blue-collar background allows Mr. Kehlenbrink to combine hard work and excellent legal credentials to obtain the best result possible for his client. Scott brings the power of the "big city" to a law firm known for its "small town" care.
Practice Composition
Litigation
Education
Practice Summary
Response Time
1 day
Personal Interests & Charitable Work
I often joke that I have too many hobbies to be a lawyer. Most of them revolve around the outdoors; boating, hunting, fishing, and golf are a big part of my life and my family's life. My son loves to play ice hockey and I spend a lot of time coaching his teams and doing all the other things a young boy likes to do with his dad. We are big St. Louis Blues fans....when you come into the office, ask me to tell you the story about all the personalized Blues memorabilia on my walls!
What is Overture?
Overture is an attorney-to-attorney referral network. Vetted attorneys refer matters they can’t take on to trusted colleagues and earn fee splits when they do, expanding what every attorney can offer their clients.